StarSilver: The menopause queen’s gambit


Dr Haver, has amassed a following in the millions, all on the promise that women can thrive through menopause. Not everyone is celebrating her rise. Photos: Arturo Olmos/The New York Times

It was 10 in the morning, and Dr Mary Claire Haver, an OB-GYN, had already recorded a video in her pajamas on solutions for low sex drive for her combined four million followers on Instagram and TikTok. Now Haver, 56, was walking briskly on her Peloton treadmill while reading a study on female sexual dysfunction.

It was part of her normal morning routine, but this day, she was being filmed for a documentary series about thriving through perimenopause.

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